How can we legally get out of our current lease due to storm water entering our apartment unit ?
Landlord is always required to maintain the unit. Please review Fla. Statutes 83.51 and 83.56 which states the landlord is required to act within 7...
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Landlord is always required to maintain the unit. Please review Fla. Statutes 83.51 and 83.56 which states the landlord is required to act within 7...
If you are separated and not using any marital funds for the purchase then no, he would not be entitled to it. Make sure you hire a lawyer to...
If the divorce has separating property and you are including terms in the Marital Settlement Agreement that discuss one party transferring title of...
Yes! Thats what we do best. Usually judgments can be settled for very low percentage and a payment plan established. Reach out for a consult so...
The crucial part to answer your question is the lease. A review of it is necessary. However the law does not permit the actions being taken by...
You mention the "Issue" but it is not clear from your question whether they turned down your offer? Or whether they cancelled the closing. In order...
That’s absolutely crazy. And fraudulent. You are absolutely entitled to a refund. Please reach out today to a real estate lawyer to assist you and...
That is never a good sign. You are smart to inquire with a lawyer to protect you. The leak can be coming from an upstairs unit or from the common...
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Usually an unlawful detainer will cost about 1500. I would speak to an attorney to discuss the parameters and make sure the unlawful detainer is...
Typically no. You are required to send over the required letter to the landlord under Fla. Stat. 83.51 however your lease may state something...